Sustainability
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- Policies
- Organized crime, corruption and fraud
- Equality, Equity, Inclusion and Diversity
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Academic Freedom and Freedom of Expression
- Anti-Smoking- Smoke Free
- Food Waste
- Climate Change
- Reducing Paper Use in the University
- Laboratory and Medical Center Waste Management Reports
- Sustainability policy
- Outreach and Accessibility Policy
- Maternity and Parenting
- Financial data Management
- Legal Texts
- Water Management
- Pollution Reduction Policy
- Housing Aid
- Remote and Condensed Work
- Biodivesity Policy
- Building Construction and Efficiency
- Sustainable Purchase
- Investissement Durable
- Accessibility Policy
- Reports
- No poverty
- “Zero” Hunger
- Good health and well-being
- Quality education
- Gender equality
- Clean water and sanitation
- Clean and affordable energy
- Decent work and economic growth
- Industry, innovation and infrastructure
- Reduced inequalities
- Sustainable cities and communities
- Responsible consumption and production
- Fight against climate change
- Aquatic life
- Earthly life
- Peace, justice and effective institutions
- Partnerships for achieving the goals
- Strategy
- Activities
Food Waste
In the measures of its policy against food waste, the UTM:
- Periodically monitors the commitment of the university catering service in carrying out a diagnosis prior to the process of combating food waste;
- Working in collaboration with the university catering service to make public their commitments to combat food waste;
- Act through scientific research actions at national and international level to preserve food security and to minimize the risks of malnutrition by minimizing waste.
- Develop educational modules on sustainable food and the fight against food waste, also in partnership with the National Education system, in order to raise awareness from a very young age.